According to Maslow's need-hierarchy theory, a level of needs which has been substantially satisfied
A) will serve as a secondary motivator.
B) may actually increase in intensity.
C) will become unimportant to the individual.
D) is no longer a motivator.

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According to Maslow's need-hierarchy theory, a level of needs which has been substantially satisfied is no longer a motivator. Once a need has been satisfied, individuals move on to fulfilling the next level of needs.

According to Maslow's Need-Hierarchy Theory, a Level of Needs Which